Attorney Wendy Nora of Minneapolis; deceitful scammer

The state of Wisconsin presented Wendy Alison Nora with a law license in 1975 after she graduated from the University of Wisconsin Law School. She also received a law license from the state of Minnesota in 1985.

The Office of Lawyer Registration (OLR) found Wendy guilty of the following misconduct.

• Made misrepresentation concerning the reopening and capitalization of a bank
• Failed to adequately investigate the person who was to provide capital to the bank
• Improperly authorized the issuance of cashier checks by a bank
• Brought a frivolous claim against a bank alleging it had obtained an ex parte replevin order against her clients in bad faith Transferred assets of her law partnership in Minnesota to a bank account in the name of the partnership in an attempt to insulate those assets from collection efforts on behalf of the bank that had obtained an award of costs in the frivolous action matter
• Instituted litigation primarily as delay tactic and asserted a theory that was not justified by existing law

As a direct consequence of her misconduct, the enablers for Attorney Misfits sitting on the Wisconsin Supreme Court punished Wendy by gifting her with a complimentary 30-day suspension of her law license.

As we speak (ca. November 2018), Wendy practices with Access Legal Services at 310 Fourth Avenue in Minneapolis, Minnesota.